Hi.

You can find an example of stylesheets for the shakespeare plays at
http://www.guy-murphy.easynet.co.uk

The stylesheet your probably interested in is off the top of my head
http://www.guy-murphy.easynet.co.uk/xsl/playPage.xsl

I have an older more conventional stylesheet for the plays which I can let
you have if you want.

As for the testament, you can either wait for another week until I finish
my current work with it (I got sidetracked with XLink type things), or
again I have an older stylesheet that's kinada cool but uses IE4 dHTML and
is designed to work with a view generated from a navigation stylesheet....
prob best to wait.

For what purpose did you want them?

Oh, and it's worth noting that all the stuff I'm doing is IE5-centric
either in the client or from ASP on the server. Hey what can I say, path of
least resistence and all that. I could try and justify it as a Tao type
thing, but in reality I'm simply having more fun playing with IE5.

Cheers
     Guy.





xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on 04/07/99 05:02:58 AM

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Subject:  RE: The Cathedral and the Bizarre  (was: do you use pi's?)




Hi Richard,
Guy Murphy did a XSL script for the Play dtd. I don't know if there is any
XSL script for testament.dtd. I know that there is both a DSSSL script for
paly.dtd and testament.dtd
regards
Didier PH Martin
mailto:martind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.netfolder.com
[SNIP]

On that same subject, does anyone have an XSL stylesheet for testament.dtd?
I'd like a copy of it. Is there stylesheet for Jon Bosak's plays -
play.dtd?
Good Easter content too for those that are concerned.
[SNIP]




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